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| 207687 | 10448 | Cities to Surf and raise a family in that are somewhat affordable? | 49 | PeakMaster | May 18, 2021 | 2021-05-18T14:12:01-0400 | Sax-son said: I know that I will get some flack for this, but this is a bigger problem for surfers who are still young enough to paddle out on a daily basis. I am almost 70 years old now, I still like to get out from time to time but I am nowhere near the physical shape that I was when I was 40 or even 50 years old. OK, you read the stories about the determined senior citizen who by hell or high water is going to get out there in the lineup no matter what. That's great if you can pull that off, but it is more the exception than the norm. I have had way more of my share of waves so I didn't miss out on anything. I lived the dream. Young surfers will do what it takes because when you are younger, you can adapt. It's no big deal for you to share living space with others to live your dream. Once you get married, get a real job and start having kids, that puts a whole different dynamic on the situation. That's where we are today. Click to expand... Why would you catch shit for a perfectly logical perspective? |